125LIVE 2014 SHOP
12th - 27th September 2014
Open daily from noon to 9pm, 7 days a week at:
28 Redchurch Street, London, E2 7DP
A unique photographic event incorporating a major exhibition and print sale plus photographic workshops for all levels and a guest lecture series featuring creative leaders from across the industry.
THE EXHIBITION
Celebrating the photographic creativity of 125 Magazine's contributors over the last decade, this is a major exhibition featuring the work of 100+ artists, each of whom have selected their most innovative pieces for public display in an eclectic range of sizes and framing styles.
All work is for sale with prices starting at £250.
THE LECTURE SERIES
On selected evenings throughout 125LIVE we will be staging ‘Creativity Talks’ a series of guest lectures from leading figures in the creative arts industry. Each evening will include an informal drinks reception and 3 guest speakers, the line-up is being added to as and when names are confirmed but already includes a diverse selection of artists, practitioners and creative industry leaders.
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THE WORKSHOPS
Everyone owns a camera but how many people really know how to use one? 125LIVE will attempt to enlighten the public on the practical side of photography by running workshops and demonstrations for the beginner all the way up to advanced level. For the absolute beginner we’re running another of our popular photographic safaris, while intermediate level photographers and keen novices can take advantage of our introductory studio lighting workshops featuring live fashion models, and advanced level photographers can take the next step in their careers with our lighting master-classes and film directing introductory workshop.
PLACES ARE LIMITED TO 10 PER SESSION SO BOOK NOW!
If you have any questions about 125LIVE, our workshops or lectures please get in touch via: office@125magazine.com
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Creativity Talks 18/9/14
Creativity Talks 18/9/14
The third in our series of 'Creativity Talks' features Dean & Harris, the photographer and creative director behind the recent Rudeboys exhibition; Hoxton Mini Press, the innovative new publishing company; and PR supremo Michael Blow of Blow PR.
Online tickets cost £8 (£10 on the doors and include free drinks in a relaxed and informal lecture space in the 125LIVE event space.
6.30pm - 9.30pm (first lecture at 7pm)
125LIVE, 28 Redchurch Street, London, E2 7DP
DEAN CHALKLEY & HARRIS ELLIOT
Photographer & Creative Director
Life after Return of the Rudeboy
Fresh from the runaway success of their recent exhibition 'Return of the Rudeboy' at Somerset House which attracted an unprecedented 50'000+ visitors, Harris and Dean join the Creativity Talks lineup to share their experiences in devising, shooting, staging and promoting this mammoth exhibition.
Return of the Rudeboy was both a social documentary project and contemporary fashion shoot presented in one of London's most sought after exhibition spaces, Dean & Harris will talk us through their careers as photographer and creative director (respectively) and how their latest collaboration came about.
www.harriselliott.com
www.deanchalkley.com
Return of the Rudeboy
MICHAEL BLOW
Fashion PR
Michael Salac - commonly known as Michael Blow within the industry - has agreed to deliver a rare public talk on his experiences as one of the most influential figures in London fashion having been instrumental in launching the labels and careers of countless young designers over the last decade.
This talk is an opportunity to gain a unique insight on the fashion industry from one of the people who has been instrumental in making London one of the most important fashion design centres in the world.
www.blow.co.uk
HOXTON MINI PRESS
Photographic Book Publisher
For the Love of Print
Martin Usborne is a photographer best known for his work with animals and co-founder of Hoxton Mini Press, an independent publisher of collectable art books about East London. Hoxton Mini Press works with the best photographers, illustrators and writers (both established and emerging) to make books so beautiful and charming you’ll keep them for your grandchildren.
Martin will be talking about his decision to start the Mini Press, specific books which have grabbed the attention of the public and where he see's independent niche publishing going in the future.
www.hoxtonminipress.com
£8 per person online (£10 on the door)
Drinks included.
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